Gaf Corporation v. Transamerica Insurance Company. Gaf Corporation v. Transamerica Insurance Company

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

• holding that payment for \expenses incurred in preparing work product that will be useful in the ongoing litigation in” another jurisdiction \would amount to a windfall to” the defendant
• stating the principle but nevertheless approving fee condition imposed without opportunity to withdraw motion because of unlikelihood that plaintiff would have withdrawn motion
• remanding \for a hearing on the amount of attorneys' fees and costs that should properly be awarded\
• remanding “for a hearing on the amount of attorneys’ fees and costs that should properly be awarded”
• \Good faith ... is simply irrelevant to an award of attorneys' fees or the imposition of any other 'terms and conditions' under [Federal] Rule 41(a)(2).\
• “[n]o matter how conscientious and diligent [plaintiff] may have been, [defendant] suffered some costs by defending this action ... and [defendant] is entitled to such reimbursement of those costs as the court may order”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).